However this weekend I had to re-tile the toilet at home. When I was done adhering the tiles, I had some of the tile adhesive left over, so I grabbed a couple of old CDs and built some terrain with the leftovers.
Two hills and the wadi below.
Sunday 4 March 2012
Left-over Tile Adhesive Hills
Things have been busy at work, so I haven't been able to do any more figure painting.
However this weekend I had to re-tile the toilet at home. When I was done adhering the tiles, I had some of the tile adhesive left over, so I grabbed a couple of old CDs and built some terrain with the leftovers.
Turned out pretty well. The vehicles above are from a lot that I purchased on eBay last year. (It's a pretty sad indictment that the only painted vehicles I can quickly lay my hands on are some that I bought painted!!) The figures in the back are the single base of UK Marines that I've painted to date for the Falklands project.
Two hills and the wadi below.
However this weekend I had to re-tile the toilet at home. When I was done adhering the tiles, I had some of the tile adhesive left over, so I grabbed a couple of old CDs and built some terrain with the leftovers.
Two hills and the wadi below.
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Greets!
Wow, your work is gorgeous, I can't believe you created this with grout for tile, please give more tips how to do that :)
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